The call to care for a family member or friend is often a life-changing event for all concerned. As a caregiver, how will the experience affect you physically, emotionally, psychosocially, spiritually, and financially? In order to care well and to be well (now and in the future), it is prudent to reflect on this question.
Today’s end-of-life rituals often look quite different from the rituals of previous generations. Creation of meaningful end-of-life rituals is a collaborative process requiring knowledge of available options, time, attention, and intention. Articulating your preferences for Your Final Act is a gift for all concerned.
Have you had THE Conversation with your family regarding your preferences related to end-of-life care? If you are like the majority of people in the U.S., the answer is a resounding NO! If you want some pointers on how to kick-start THE conversation, you’ll be delighted to know that there are some phenomenal resources available to facilitate the needed discussion.
Date: Sat., Oct. 21, 2023 Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm Cost: Free Format: In Person Location: 210 E Midland Ave., Woodland Park, CO 80863 Join CSU Extension Regional Health Specialist, Jennifer Aengst, at the Teller County Health Fair for the Tips & Tricks for Navigating the Health Care System workshop. Learn skills and strategies to improve […]
Join Jill Couch, DAWN Dementia Specialist, to learn about dementia stages, emotional needs, communication, self-care and more. This 8-week educational series will take place on Mondays between 9:00-11:00AM beginning on October 23 through December 11. The in-person meeting locations will alternate between the Yuma County Extension Office (Wray, CO) and the Phillips County Extension Office […]
